I want to use only to play CD but user's guide is not helpful enough for this older consumer. Basics...baby talk..please How do I play CD?
44500
I have only used the radio. Sorry but I can't help. I would call the manufacturer.Usually customer service at any company can walk you through the instructions.
44501
Ok. Push the source button until the screen in tiny letters says cd. Then push the play button. It looks like a triangle pointed to the right with hash marks next to it. It is the second button down on the left. And yes I know. Their manual is horrible :) hope this helps.
1132948
My mother in law just ordered this for Christmas and had the same problem. The CD part only worked half the time. So we sent it back. Good luck!
404
I have only used it for the DVD. I have not tried a music CD and I did not see anything in the instructions concerning using it for music.
1872408
You need a standard desktop keyboard. There are thousands of them around at churches, schools, etc. Or, you may have a friend who has a desktop computer and has an extra old keyboard. As a last resort, there are lots of used computer shops out there and they should have one available. Take the CD player manual with you so you have a picture or drawing of the receptacle on the CD player. Actually, I found it was just as easy to use the jog dial on the CD player.
251421
The manual states: "Please use CD, CD-R and CR-RW discs bearing the 'DIGITALAUDIO' mark." It also states: "Depending on the quality of the disc and/or the condition of the recording, some CD-R or CD-RW discs may not be playable." and that "an audio CD created using a CD-RW disc may not play back satisfactorily on every audio CD player." I had difficulty with consistent play back of CDs I recorded - i.e., some played fine anywhere, and some would play on the TEAC and/or my computer, but not in the car and another time the same disc would not play on the TEAC. Sometimes they would play the first track (side one of a vinyl record) and not the second track (side 2 of the record). This was quite frustrating because I was wasting discs (since they can't be re-recorded). I then got some RW discs and still had problems. When I called TEAC, I was told the discs were most likely the cause of problem and that low cost generic discs were usually the culprit - I said I was using Maxell CD-R music discs and TDK CD-RW audio discs! He suggested using Sony. I have now recorded a few on Sony discs and had no playback problems - but that may be the luck of the draw since at least 2 Maxells also worked (and still work) fine.
1582645
The only cds played on it as far as I know are 1D cds that were purchased. What else did you have in mind? Maybe I can try them for you.
1226492
I heard that you needed a CD in order for it to work...can anybody tell me?thanks!
1886547
Here's hoping this is clear to you and that I didn't miss anything ... To begin, make sure you have the right type of CD. Make sure it's CD-R or CD-RW. Enter cassette tape and insert CD. (the CD will automatically pause). Press record button on remote (remember it's still paused and not running yet). Play cassette to read the record volume). The audio track needle will fluctuate right and left, so push either the up and down record button on remote to around zero, this is where I start though it still will move some. At this time I rewind the cassette tape to the beginning. Now begin the cassette and during the lead (before the first selection) push "play-pause button ( &gt;" ) on the remote to begin the CD. It should now be recording. If you want the tracks identified you press the "track increment" button between each song. It will record side A on the cassette. When finished push play-pause button on the remote for the CD. Eject cassette and flip over for side B and hit the play-pause button again and the CD will continue to record. When the CD stops, press the finalize button and FiN-d will be displayed. Press the play-pause button and the word busy will appear on the screen as it is now finalizing. When finished the CD will eject automatically. Let me know if you have any further problems and hopefully I can address them.
45418
You should have no problem playing standard CDs. CD-Rs or bootleg discs may not play. Contact Sony for more information.
2194249
All CDs go in the single player. You cannot copy a CD without having a 2nd CD source in the aux input. Works fine using portable CD player feeding aux input.
1407919
No, you could use an external HD. Yes, you can play audio CD's the are jacks in the back. The tutorial's on Youtube are very helpful also.
424776
I have not tried cdr's, I do have trouble with playing regular cd's. Sometimes you have to insert them several times and wait for them to be read, very frustrating!
2152843
You have to use CD-R but it has to say DIGITAL AUDIO TOO, the CD-R for computers won't work.
861093
I attempted to play my DVD on it and it FAILED. There is an adapter you can buy to convert your CD's into great sounding LP's, but this requires much effort and concentration. I suggest closing your eyes and listening very carefully to your player when the CD is playing and you will hear sound produced very similar to your desired music.
201577
First I would ask, "Outdated HOW?" Everyone has needs and desires. Many people want to still play CD's such as myself. So to me it is not outdated.
1748907
I have not tried burning a disk with this produce as yet since I have a program just for that purpose. However I checked and there is a burning feature in the program. Go to the "Help" menu, click "Contents and Index", in the box with the flashing prompt, type "Burn". That will bring up a list of choices. The first three will give you some help. You have the choice of "Burn Audio", "Burn Selection Only" and "Burning CD's". See if one of these will give you the info. that you need.
478900
Hi Paul! I pulled out my user guide and it states that the unit is "not compatible with MP3 CDs." I truly hope this helps!